ADB Launches $10 Billion Country Partnership Strategy for Pakistan (2026-30)

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has introduced its 2026-30 Country Partnership Strategy for Pakistan, proposing approximately $10 billion in financing to foster sustainable and inclusive growth. Focus areas include private sector development, inclusion, and climate resilience, with an emphasis on governance reform and infrastructure improvement. The strategy aims to address structural challenges while enhancing economic opportunities in critical minerals and clean energy, among others.

Published Mar 19, 2026

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has launched its 2026-30 Country Partnership Strategy for Pakistan, targeting around $10 billion in financing to facilitate sustainable growth. Key areas of focus include private sector development, inclusion, and climate resilience.

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The strategy aims to alleviate regulatory burdens, improve infrastructure, and enhance access to finance. It also seeks to empower women and bolster disaster management and environmental sustainability.

Recent macroeconomic indicators show GDP growth rising to 3.1% in FY2025, alongside improvements in inflation and current account surplus. The ADB will support various sectors, including critical minerals and infrastructure projects, while addressing Pakistan's governance challenges and socio-economic inequalities.